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- The Ken-Betwa project reflects the ill-conceived rationale behind river-linking
- Government, Africa Wildlife Foundation sign conservation deal
- Shooting of Two Great Indian Bustards in Cholistan Desert, Pakistan
- Exotic animal trade carries risks of disease outbreak and introduction of invasive sp...
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- First disk-footed bat from India reported in Meghalaya
- Underground overhead power lines or install bird diverters: SC
- One sharpshooter, three rhino poachers arrested in Nagaon
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Collared Owlet — a Terror for Small Birds
The Collared Owlet is diurnal and crepuscular (active at dawn and dusk). Interestingly, the bird has black patches at the back of the neck to create an occ...
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